Apple Mac OS X Server System Imaging and Software Update Administration For Version 10.4 or Later Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 22)

22 Chapter 1 About System Imaging Administration

What You Need to Know

To set up NetBoot on your server, you should be familiar with your network

configuration, including the DHCP services it provides. Be sure you meet the following

requirements:

Â You’re the server administrator.

Â You’re familiar with network setup.

Â You know the DHCP configuration.

You might also need to work with your networking staff to change network topologies,

switches, routers, and other network settings.

Client Computer Requirements

Most Macintosh computers that can run Mac OS X can use NetBoot to start up from a

Mac OS X disk image on a server. At the time of this publication, this includes the

following Macintosh computers:

Â Slot-loading G3 iMac (tray-loading iMacs are not supported)

Â G4 iMac

Â iMac G5

Â Mac mini

Â iBook

Â eMac

Â Power Mac G5

Â Power Mac G4

Â Power Mac G4 Cube

Â PowerBook G3 (FireWire)

Â PowerBook G4

Â Xserve

Â Xserve G5

You should install the latest firmware updates on all client computers. Firmware

updates are available from the Apple support website: www.apple.com/support/.

The older Macintosh computers in the following list require NetBoot 1.0:

Â iMacs with tray-loading CD drives

Â G3 blue-and-white tower computers

Â PowerBook G3 computers with bronze keyboards

Though Server Admin supports only NetBoot 2.0, you can enable support for these

NetBoot 1.0 clients using Terminal commands. For more information, see the system

image chapter of the command-line administration guide.

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